I'm updating a PHP app to generate a bunch of temporary files on the fly and ran into the oddest of error messages. I was basically saying:
$stuff_name = tempnam("/tmp", "stuff-"); $stuff_handle = fopen($stuff_name, "+w");
And was getting the error message:
Error Message: fopen(/tmp/stuff-K6Y5qv) [function.fopen]: failed to open stream: Success
Let me get this straight, there's an error, and yet the detail is Success. Huh?
Googling didn't help. So I went back and trip checked my work. And of course, there was an error. I said +w when I meant to say w+. D'oh! This code works:
$stuff_name = tempnam("/tmp", "stuff-"); $stuff_handle = fopen($stuff_name, "w+");
The Internet is so incredible, my error was a comma ',w+', after 6 hours of googling i get the answer in your 6 years old comment. :-)
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